This young man teaches clearly with style! I'd like to see more thumb tip lessons with him
featured. Thank you!
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Not something I use in my routine these days but definitely a classic. This is especially great for
younger audiences and children.
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Here is a classic trick that has been around for a long time. The best part about this trick is that
there are no pull or reels involved so you can perform this in short sleeves. To start, you can
actually show your hands empty. Just push the cloth into your hand and it vanishes. The best part
is, that unlike the traditional way, you can made the silk re-appear. Hand the silk out, show your
hands empty and you're good to go. Just be sure you practice in front of a mirror so you can make it
look real good.
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There are several tricks every magician should learn whether they like or use them, Ambitious Card,
Linking Rings, Cups and Balls, and the Vanishing Handkerchief among others. This is probably one of
the ones you won't use but it will provide a spring board into other tricks based on technique
alone.
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This trick is certainly a classic trick, but.. I have sensed from the audiences I have performed
for, that it is really fading out of popularity. Either people have seen it before, and even though
it would be impressive, they are bored with it, or else they find it too juvenile to be pleased. I'm
not sure, but I have always gotten unsatisfying results with this one. Can't say I recommend it.
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Get this, you will not regret it!
Practice it well,and you will fool anyone! If you buy an extra
handkerchief, you can do things like teleportations, and pushing the handkerchief through borrowed
clothing items. So many options with this trick.
"Finger Tip Set (2007) by Vernet" can be
recommended if this size is a bit off.
Nice explanation by Noblezada useful for beginners.
Good for starters . I am using a dollar and salt .
The guidelines are very informative for the beginner. It repeats the moves and give very clear
instructions.
How could you go wrong? Well-presented. Good instruction.